Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1936 — Page 9

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U. S. SOCIAL SECURITY ACT APPLICATION FOR ACCOUNT NUMBER

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19. IW APSITERNED WITH TIE U. 5S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, GIVE IUMOER OF REGISTRATION CARD eee

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to your local pogmarter not later than December 3, 1934,

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Listing Indiana’s Eligibles for : Old-Age Feutions

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If & worker er reaches the age of wages less than $2000, monthly re-

tirement payments, but is to receive lump sum settlement which equals of total wages, it was

be paid to

to equal 3% per cent of the total The highest monthly benefit. pos-

i" | salary of more than $250 monthly.

All workers, except those of governmental units and other exempted divisions, will carry this account or registration card showing enrollment in the Federal pay roll annuity plan.

Indiana employes must fill this blank between Nov. 24 and Dec. 5 to participate in old-age benefits.

Form 88-4 TREAVURY DEPARTMENT

U. 8. SOCIAL SECURITY’ ACT

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“EMPLOYER'S APPLICATION FOR IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

1. City

2. Business name of establishment

8. Address

4. Approximate number of persons now employ 8. Describe fully the exact nature of your business

Ohoans sil persons receiving salaries, wages. or sommiseions, indludink exeentives)

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6. (a) If a manufacturing concern, state principal products (5) IE » mommanufacturing concern, state principal goods or services sold

1. If this establishment is a branch or a subsidiary company, give name and address of headquarters.

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This is the blank that will be delivered by postmen to state and county employers.

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75,000 in Marion County | | partnerships hiring one or more

Are Expected to Benefit From Annuities.

BY ARCH STEINEL

Employer, employe and the Federal government go into the insurance business Monday. Postmen are to start activities with the delivery Monday of appli“cation blanks to Indianapolis and Indiana employers. Then the giant annuity insurance fund which is expected to benefit an estimated 750,000 workers in Indiana and 75,000 in Marion county will be under way. Employer blanks, issued by the | Federal Security Board in connec- | tion with the old age retirement benefit act, are to be followed in | distribution by application forms | sent each employe. Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker, old-age retirement registration director in Indiana, is mailing employer forms to state postoffices. They are to be returned to his office or the postoffice of distribution before Nov. 21. * _ The employer blanks are to be delivered to all firms, corporations and

| persons under 65. Farmers, persons hiring domestic { help, charitable organizations, state,

Federal and county units are exempted from filling out the forms. Employer forms request the number of persons employed, nature of business and principal products. Postmaster Seidensticker pointed

ployer blanks, the central accounting office will compute the number of employe applications needed at | postoffices and by each employer. The employe applications are to be given to employers who in turn are to pass the applications on to employes who will not be 65 before Jan. 1, 1937. | The employe’s application card | for an account or registration num- | ber under the retirement act seeks information on the following: Correct name and pay roll name, name of employer, birthday, birthplace, names of parents, and whether the employe is registered with. the United States Employment Service. Postmaster Seidensticker said the employe has five ways of returning his application to his local postmaster. They are: Hand the application to the employer; give it to a labor organization of which he is a mem-

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out that with the return of the em-

ber; hand it to a letter carrier; deliver it to the postoffice in person or by messenger, or mail in sealed envelope without stamp, and addressed, “Postmaster, Local.” Social Security Board regulations point out that where employes prefer to file their applications through some other channel than their employer, they are permitted to do so. Employe applications are to be returned by Dec. 5. Account or registration numbers then are to be assigned, and the account cards sent back to employers for distribution to employes. The card registration numbers are to be recorded with the employer. The cards are to be kept by employes. Mr Seidensticker warned employes to take down the number in case the card is lost. Inquiries regarding accounts, after registration had been completed, may be made to the Federal Social

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Security Board field office in the Meridian Life Building. Workers were warned not to confuse the old-age retirement benefits with the unemployment compensation insurance as enacted under Indiana laws in conformity - with the Federal act. Beginning Jan. 1, 1937, workers are to pay 1 per cent of their wages

toward the old-age retirement bene-.

fits. By 1949, the payments are to reach a maximum of 3 per cent. This means that if a worker earns $100 a month, he is to pay $1 monthly toward his retirement at the age of 65. The employer matches the premium, while the Federal government

balances the annuity account by appropriations of enough funds to cover ' total annual against the insurance fund, according to the law. The first benefits may be obtained: Jan, 1, 1942. Benefits are based upon payments made by the worker and employer rather than upon need as under the old-age pension law of Indiana. Monthly. benefits, on certain ranges of salaries or wages, are: Av. Mo. Salary Irs. Worked by Zmploye

$17. $22.50 $27.50 $32.50 333 .50 $32.50 $42.50 $51.25

50 $42.50 $53.75" $61.25 |

$217. $32.50 $51.25 $61.25 $71.25 $37.50 $56.25 $68.75 $81.25

Annual earnings above $3000 are

obligations | 000

Computation of old-age retirement benefits by employes can be figured, exclusive of the group receiving a lump sum, as follows: total wages are $2000 or more, but not in excess of $3000, monthly benefits are to equal one-half of one per cent of wages. If total wages are more than $3000, monthly benefits are to equal one-half of one per cent of the first $3000, plus one-twelfth of one per cent of any amount over $3000 up to a total wage earned of $45,-

If total wages are more than $45,000, monthly benefits are to be one-half of one per cent of the first $3000, plus one and one-half per cent of $42,000, plus one-twenty-fourth of one per cent of all over $45,000 up to a total for the maximum’ monthly payment of $85.

ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1902 N. Meridian St. TA-0299 2501 E. 10th St.

2743 W. 16th St. 2522 W. Wash. St. .

MASTEN TALKS PEACE By United Press LOGANSPORT, Ind, Nov. 12.— The highest service the American Legion can offer this country is giv- | 54 ing its serious consideration to all important questions of = keeping America at peace with other nations, C. H. Masten, state commander, told more than 400 veterans attending the annual Armistice Day

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BINGO PARTY SET TODAY © The Woman's Auxiliary, Typographical Union No. 1, is to sponse a bingo party at 8 p. m. tos nisht in the Fountain Square Theater Building. The committee ine cludes Mrs. Grace Nave, Mrs. Jo= seph L. Craven, Mrs. Walter Streit, Mrs. D. F, Patterson, Mrs. Norma McArthur and Mrs. Inez Rech.

SHOE INSPECTION WEEK

NOVEMBER 9TH TO [4TH

This Insignia (above) identifies progressive shoe stores who strive to give you honest values, honest fitting, and honest service. Take good care of your feeta . . have only the best in comfort by dealing with these merchants.

Now Is the Time

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Layaway for Gifts!

Sale! 1,

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2 Exira Sales Clerks! Extra Selling Space!

Because of the outstanding value ... we reserve the right to sell none to dealers!

FRIDAY BARGAIN

WASHINGTON ae DELAWARE STS.

Biggest Shoe Value in Indianapolis

The Shoe Value of the Year!

A Standing-Room-Only Sale! The Result of One Gigantic Purchase From a Leading St. Louis Jobber at 1-3 to 1-2 Off Regular Prices! The Values Are So Exceptional That We Urge You to SHOP EARLY "... Tomorrow in This Great Bargain Event!

Boys’ Suede Cloth LUMBERJACKETS

Regular $1 Value! in blue and tan.

Make Your Shopping Easier—USE OUR 10-PAY PLAN!

00 Pairs Women's 1.98 New Footwear|

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Also Black Suedes! -

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po Leather Heels, Also Covered . Heels - Sizes 4 to 8!

Come in. early and see these for yourself! You'll be leaving our shoe dept. with two, three and four pairs.

SPECIAL VALUE

Women’s and Misses’

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Made to Sell for $2.98 and $3.98

An advantageous purchase brings these fine wooly dresses to sell at this feature price. Trimmed with Velveteen, Crisp Pique and Novelty Buttons. Football colors. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 46.

Leader's—Second Floor.

"Villa-Crepe" DRESSES

Boys’ shirts in a variety of dark and light patterns. @ or 1 LADIES’ COTTON SLIPS “A Letty-Lane” “KAYSER” SAMPLE GLOVES J

Well-made Lumberjackets of suede cloth Button front; elastic bottoms. Leader’s—Second Floor. Guaranteed fast colors. Yoke back. Sizes 8 to 14. Be sure to come in for this value tomorrow. These are well-made slips with BUILT-UP SHOULDERS. Flesh and white, 34-52 C¢ Samples from leading American maker. Regular 69¢ fo » Large assortment of styles and . fabrics. 39 Cc

BOYS’ FAST COLOR SHIRTS Leader’s—Second Floor. Leader's—Main Floor. $1 grades Leader’s—Main Floor.

Children’s BEACON BATHROBES Ee ere, Sirs, Yarmil ducing fhe eoming ould nighis, "Leader's, ‘Second Floor. 99. Made to Sell for $1.95 Six beautiful styles in colors of Oxford, Navy, Wine, Rust, Green and Brown. Sizes 14 to 42. Dresses that are smartly styled and tailored in every detail. Grand for all around service. Leader's, Second Floor,

ming. Sizes 7 to 16: er’s, Second Floor.

Large Sizes TAPESTRY PIECES Large selection of Velvets, Brocotols, Velours, Rayon Damasks, ete, in a gorgeous range of patterns. Fine for pil- 19 low tops, etc. ; CC Leader’s—Basement.

50-INCH DRAPERY DAMASK

Heavy quality Drapery Damask (CUT FROM

BOLTS). Rese, Blue, Gold and Green. Ideal for hind uses in decorating your home. C Leader’s—Basement.

LACE CURTAIN SAMPLES

110 1%-yard lengths; 36 to 45-inch widths. Assorted pat- : you'll like. e

terns in igns. that MEN'S, WOMEN’S KERCHIEFS i Yes Made to sell for 25c. 100-yard spools; TD colors; for knitting and crocheting. ee

Leader's—Basement. Full size White Handkerchiefs, with : hemstitched hems, 61 RB FRIDAY Banaais | Leader’s—Basement. MEN'S DOMET FLANNEL SHIRTS 50c. SIZE IODENT TOOTHPASTE

Leader’'s—Main Floor. “BIG-YANK” warm Flannel; coat style; 5 ; : i ; | Famous brand of Todent Toothpaste. Nos. 1 and ye Aa . 2 quantities last. ; ¢ i 3 : Leader’s—Main Floor.

| pockets; full cuf. 1415-17. LEATHER PALM WORK ia CHRISTMAS CARDS

Leader's—Main, Floor. Twelve assorted cards in gift boxes. Box may be Knit wrist and + puns heavy Seathap we | Je used for gift purposes. 10-

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Men's Heavyweight pD ; ESSES WORK PANTS

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Regular $1.49 Value!

Solid Walnut Coffee Table

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